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Fingermark Visualisation Manual Released Openly
In the ever-evolving landscape of forensic science, staying ahead is not just a priority; it’s a necessity. That’s why the public release of the Second Edition of the Fingermark Visualisation Manual (FVM) is causing ripples of excitement, with forensic examiners and investigators from around the world now having access. Developed by the Defence Science and…
Read MoreNavigating the Challenges: Five Top Tips for Quality Management Systems
In the dynamic world of forensic investigations, ensuring the highest standards of examinations is paramount. Quality Management Systems (QMS) play a pivotal role in achieving this goal, and as with any way of working, it takes a degree of refinement to establish a productive system. Let’s dive into some top tips to see how improvements…
Read MoreThe Crucial Role of ISO 17020 in Crime Scene Investigation
Introduction: In the field of crime scene investigation, accuracy, reliability and adherence to standardised procedures are paramount. To ensure consistency and quality in forensic investigations, professionals rely on recognised standards like the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO) 17020. This accreditation provides a framework that ensures crime scene investigators (CSIs) operate with high levels of competence…
Read MoreWhat are the pro’s and con’s of working to ISO 17020?
With the demand for UK Crime Scene Investigators to work to the ISO 17020 standard we thought about the Pro’s and Con’s of working within the confines of the standard. Pros of working to ISO 17020: Cons of working to ISO 17020: It is important to note that while there are potential drawbacks, the benefits…
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